On Wed, Jun 15, 2011 at 5:08 PM, Ricky Clarkson
<[email protected]> wrote:
>> So then the question becomes: What features are compelling that java does
>> not have?
>
> Fun, really.  It should be more fun to write code in than Java is.

It is also just plain fun when the algorithm you are implementing is
more visible in the code you are writing.  Getting lost in the
language such that you can't see the algorithm you implemented is far
far from fun.

I still think askng what will be the next Java is the same as asking
what will be the next McDonalds.  It isn't like the next one will
replace the old one.  (I think by my own argument, one could already
say that there have been next Javas, unless you limit it to the JVM
maybe.)

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